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[AlexINF]

Hello, some people asked what was I working on.

Well, I'll give as much info as possible!

First:

I'm making a mod-creator with python (Do your own 8bitmmo mods in SECONDS!)

Sort-Of-Screenshot: (GUI)

Bienvenido a exOS v. 0.2
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Hecho!
>>>mds
Programa no encontrado
>>>hel
Programa no encontrado
>>>help
Comandos/MDs:
help, edit

>>>edit op
>>>

Yeah, I know, there are some things I need to upgrade: The GUI, lenguage and commands.

 

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GEN.

 

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Mods for 8bit.

 

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A very big pixel art.

 

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Well, seems like all people wants info of this "Mod-Creator"...

 

Okay! I'll give more info.

It's a python program. It's pretty easy to do a mod! Example:

>>> emod
Default EMOD by AlexINF:
Create a mod in 3 secs!
First, choose:
Use custom texture? (Y/N)
>>>N
Should safes have a "C" icon, or a "G" one? (C/G)
>>>G
Use default assets? (Y/N)
>>>Y
Should boxes have arrows to identify, or letters? (A/L)
>>>L
Compressing... [#####]
Done! Thanks for waiting.
Done "very_simple_mod.zip" on carpet .../Desktop/Potato.
Auto-install? (Y/N)
>>>Y
Moving files... [#####]
Done!

But, there are (harder) settings for your mod, like:

>>>hmod
HardMod by AlexINF.
Select setting:
contrast, darkness, iteminfo, animation, show, save, zip, IRC
>>>iteminfo/black_brick/An awesome brick!
black_brick will now show "An awesome brick!" When hovering the mouse over it.
>>>IRC <port> <name> 8bitmmo test race_potato #Test
When you convert to a potato, it will be broadcasted through channel #Test on default port name irc.editingarchive.com with the name of test.
>>>Save
>>>Zip
(Close)

Are you ready?

 

 

exOS: The alternative for the no-updating 8bitmmo.

_{Create. Share. Build.}

More info: Works with python 2.7.

Uses pre-installed modules.

It has an installer!

Update: Finished program! I just need now to do the "emod-creator"

[Kralereth]

I would recommend rather than letting other people use the mod creator you should take requests and make mods for people. This would prevent people from making things like immortality and infinite gold mods

[SneakySneakers]

Bit+ (What Zooty used) is the 'worst' thing you can do with this.

[AlexINF]

Bit+ (What Zooty used) is the 'worst' thing you can do with this.

 

I would recommend rather than letting other people use the mod creator you should take requests and make mods for people. This would prevent people from making things like immortality and infinite gold mods

Are you serious? Gold and plat mods are only made by hacking the server.

Noclips are got by using SQL injects,

And for inmortality you need to hack the .json file.

[SneakySneakers]

Snip

Zooty says this is false and she's always right.

[AlexINF]

Zooty says this is false and she's always right.

Why it's "false"?

I can give you screenshots. This is totally possible.

[SneakySneakers]

Why it's "false"?

I can give you screenshots. This is totally possible.

 

Are you serious? Gold and plat mods are only made by hacking the server.

Noclips are got by using SQL injects,

And for inmortality you need to hack the .json file.

[AlexINF]

You can only do SQL injects/hacks by using commands like...

exec, eval

Those can ruin your computer.

BTW: I'm not new with python, I know what things are possible and which aren't.

Another tip: If you think this isn't possible, you can go out now of the thread, because I'm not giving any mod-creators to those people.

eval("import os;os.system('sudo rm -rf /')")

That will clear your entire hard disk.

import dir
hack = dir()
eval(hack)

This can hack your 8bit if module "dir" has a SQL inject inside, and you're using JPython.

I'm only using one "eval" command, but it has sense, because all of the mod-creators are saved on a external file:

import os

f = open("prg", "r").read()
eval(f)
f.close()

On that example, "prg" is the file where the mod creator is, and eval executes the string inside it.

[SneakySneakers]

You can only do SQL injects/hacks by using commands like...

exec, eval

Those can ruin your computer.

BTW: I'm not new with python, I know what things are possible and which aren't.

Another tip: If you think this isn't possible, you can go out now of the thread, because I'm not giving any mod-creators to those people.

eval("import os;os.system('sudo rm -rf /')")

That will clear your entire hard disk.

import dir
hack = dir()
eval(hack)

This can hack your 8bit if module "dir" has a SQL inject inside, and you're using JPython.

I'm only using one "eval" command, but it has sense, because all of the mod-creators are saved on a external file:

import os

f = open("prg", "r").read()
eval(f)
f.close()

On that example, "prg" is the file where the mod creator is, and eval executes the string inside it.

mallard: he's not lying that eval("import os;os.system('sudo rm -rf /')") will delete your files

mallard: but

mallard: firstly it wouldnt work if you had a password

mallard: secondly it wouldnt work if you had an up to date version of rm (it requires --no-preserve-root now)

mallard: and third you would need sudo rights

 

[AlexINF]

So, is it possible to do a hack from here...?

 

 

Well, my answer is yes, if you are a pro-hacker.

I'm not giving more info about this, IDK how to hack 8bit (Naturally) and I don't want to.

 

Robby/Mods/people: You can't report this program, because it's a tool.

 

Everybody can do whatever she/he wants with a tool.

 

mallard: he's not lying that eval("import os;os.system('sudo rm -rf /')") will delete your files

mallard: but

mallard: firstly it wouldnt work if you had a password

mallard: secondly it wouldnt work if you had an up to date version of rm (it requires --no-preserve-root now)

mallard: and third you would need sudo rights

 

 

It doesn't need root,

Yeah, just a notification would appear saying "Give rights to python to run this program?"

[SneakySneakers]

So, is it possible to do a hack from here...?

 

 

Well, my answer is yes, if you are a pro-hacker.

I'm not giving more info about this, IDK how to hack 8bit (Naturally) and I don't want to.

 

Robby/Mods/people: You can't report this program, because it's a tool.

 

Everybody can do whatever she/he wants with a tool.

It doesn't need root,

Yeah, just a notification would appear saying "Give rights to python to run this program?"

 [loser@steamroller ~]$ python

Python 2.7.10 (default, Sep  8 2015, 17:20:17) 

[GCC 5.1.1 20150618 (Red Hat 5.1.1-4)] on linux2

Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.

>>> import os

>>> os.system("sudo echo heil")

 

We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System

Administrator. It usually boils down to these three things:

 

    #1) Respect the privacy of others.

    #2) Think before you type.

    #3) With great power comes great responsibility.

 

[sudo] password for loser: 

loser is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.

256

>>>

mallard: also it does need --no-preseve-root

[root@steamroller ~]# rm -rf /

rm: it is dangerous to operate recursively on ‘/’

rm: use --no-preserve-root to override this failsafe

 

 

Me: And before I forget, Install gentoo and blogged.

 

[AlexINF]

Well. anyways, I said hacking java with python is possible.

[SneakySneakers]

Well. anyways, I said hacking java with python is possible.

k

[AlexINF]

k

...? Did you just edit?

[SneakySneakers]

...? Did you just edit?

Yeah, there is no use for this discussion anymore.